At&t Park Bag Policy 2018

So, you're planning to catch a game at the legendary AT&T Park, huh? Well, hold your horses, my friend! Before you can sing "Take Me Out to the Ball Game," you've gotta get through the bag policy. Now, don't worry, it's not as scary as a bases-loaded, two-out situation in the ninth inning. We're gonna break it down like a slow-pitch softball game.

First Base: The No-No List

Alright, let's start with the big no-no's. AT&T Park isn't playing around when it comes to these. They're about as welcome as a Giants' fan at a Dodger game.

• Bags: No bags, backpacks, or purses larger than 16" x 16" x 8". That's right, leave your Mary Poppins-sized bag at home. You can't fit a whole nanny in there anyway.
• Weapons: No weapons, folks. That includes firearms, knives, and even that ninja star you've been practicing with. Leave them at home, or you'll be walking the plank... I mean, the pier.
• Alcohol: No outside alcohol. That means no sneaking in your grandma's homemade moonshine. Trust me, she'll understand.

Second Base: The Maybe-Maybe Not List

Now, let's talk about the gray area. These items might make it through, but it's like a close play at the plate - it depends on the umpire's mood.

• Bottles and Cans: You can bring in sealed bottles of water, but no other beverages. It's like they're saying, "Hydrate, but not too much, and definitely not with something tasty."
• Food: You can bring in food, but not in large coolers. So, leave the picnic basket at home, but feel free to pack a sandwich. Just don't bring enough to feed the whole team.
• Cameras: You can bring in cameras, but no tripods. So, you can capture the moment, just not like you're filming a nature documentary.

Third Base: The Clear Bag Option

Alright, here's a loophole for you. If your bag is clear, it can be up to 18" x 18" x 6". That's right, you can bring in a bag the size of a small toddler, as long as it's see-through. Now, I'm not saying you should bring a toddler-sized clear bag, but I'm not not saying it either.

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Home Plate: The Prohibited Items That'll Get You Ejected Faster Than a Bad Pitch

Lastly, let's talk about the items that will get you ejected faster than a bad pitch. These are the strikeouts you don't want.

• Drones: No drones. Yes, you could theoretically watch the game from above, but you'll be watching it from the parking lot if you try.
• Noise Makers: No noise makers. That means no vuvuzelas, no air horns, and no cowbells. So, you'll have to find another way to express your excitement. Maybe try a good old-fashioned "Yaaay!"
• Selfie Sticks: No selfie sticks. I know, I know, you were planning to get that perfect shot of you and the giant baseball glove. But, you'll just have to settle for a regular old selfie.

And there you have it, folks! The AT&T Park bag policy in all its glory. Now, go forth, enjoy the game, and remember: no matter what you bring in, leave your A-game at home. The Giants have enough of that on the field.